HMS Albion, a 17,000 tonne vessel with 340 crew, called into Tripoli harbour for a day of events and activities to strengthen cooperation with counterparts from the Libyan Navy and Libya’s Military Medical Corps. Shortly after her arrival, the Comman… read more
Monica Coyle, 51, from Kilmarnock in Ayrshire has been disqualified as a director for 10 years after fraudulently claiming a £30,000 government Bounce Back Loan (BBL). Coyle, a former NHS nurse, was director of Positive Pulse Limited, a health and wel… read more
News story During takeoff at Kuusamo Airport in Finland, a Boeing 737-800 (G-JZHL) climbed slowly due to insufficient thrust, 1 December 2021. During takeoff, the flight crew inadvertently left the thrust set at the 70% engine run-up setting… read more
Ten Armed Forces establishments have been graded good for their initial training offering. However, persistent weaknesses in resources, infrastructure and accommodation are affecting the quality of recruits’ experiences. Ofsted has published its 14th … read more
News story The Geospatial Commission publishes a project update on the National Underground Asset Register (NUAR) and invites participation from all asset owners in Northern Ireland and England. The Geospatial Commission today published an u… read more